Comply with ubuntu suggestions
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Gufw |
Fix Released
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Medium
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costales |
Bug Description
Gufw was packaged an uploaded to REVU (http://
"debian/control:
- Package ufw is in section "admin", so gui-ufw should be there, too.
- "a GUI (Graphic User Interface) for ufw (Uncomplicated FireWall)" -> "graphical user interface for ufw" is enough (the same is valid for the manpage)
- "ports port(s)" in the long description
- I’d remove the "gufw is powered by ufw." (the short description already says that it’s an interface for it)
- I’d call the binary package "ufw-gtk" instead of "gufw", to make it more discoverable and so that it’s more obvious what it is.
debian/rules:
- Install file "gufw-launcher" in the install target, not binary-install.
debian/copyright:
- You say that the images are under "Creative Commons", but not which of the Creative Commons licenses.
debian/
- "gufw Firewall Configuration" -> "Firewall configuration" or even something like "Configure a firewall"
- The comment should start with a verb (and start with an upper-case character) and briefly explain what the application does, not what it is.
- Both System and Settings are primary categories, so it should only be in one of them. As it requires sudo privilegies, I’d say System is more appropriate."
Changed in gui-ufw: | |
status: | Fix Committed → Fix Released |
For new version:
[done] Package ufw is in section "admin", so gui-ufw should be there, too.
[done] "a GUI (Graphic User Interface) for ufw (Uncomplicated FireWall)" -> "graphical user interface for ufw" is enough (the same is valid for the manpage)
[Not apply to trunk] "ports port(s)" in the long description
[done] I’d remove the "gufw is powered by ufw." (the short description already says that it’s an interface for it)
[Not apply to trunk] I’d call the binary package "ufw-gtk" instead of "gufw", to make it more discoverable and so that it’s more obvious what it is.
[Not apply to trunk] Install file "gufw-launcher" in the install target, not binary-install.
[done] You say that the images are under "Creative Commons", but not which of the Creative Commons licenses.
[done] "gufw Firewall Configuration" -> "Firewall configuration" or even something like "Configure a firewall"
[done] The comment should start with a verb (and start with an upper-case character) and briefly explain what the application does, not what it is.
[done] Both System and Settings are primary categories, so it should only be in one of them. As it requires sudo privilegies, I’d say System is more appropriate."
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